D-Day June 6, 1944 Written by Reid Rosenthal on June 6, 2017 · Have a comment? 73 years ago today, their courage overcoming their fear, men and women in their teens and twenties from France, England, Canada and America floated on silken parachutes and dropped noiselessly in gliders through an inky, black night laced with tracer fire into an unknown land and the epic battle for Freedom. Hours later, queasy from the swells of […] Continue reading here »
Memorial Day Written by Reid Rosenthal on May 29, 2017 · Have a comment? April 19, 1776 the first American soldiers fell in a haze of musket smoke on the spring-green commons of Lexington and Concord. It was America’s very first call to the defense of Freedom. The battles for Liberty since then are legend, and today, the sacrifice continues in the hot, dry, brutal sands of a vicious Mid East. Defending Freedom and the Constitution is a […] Continue reading here »
The beginnings of the Revolutionary War–the battles of Concord and Lexington Written by Reid Rosenthal on April 20, 2017 · Have a comment? The Shot ‘Heard Round The World…April 19, 1775. Thank you for Defending Freedom, Patriots of 242 years ago, today. Now, it’s our turn. We shall not fail. Continue reading here »